SUNY Orange Architecture

Its that time of year! #cardboardchair design projects at #sunyorangearchitecture

Please Join Us in supporting our current architecture students as they showcase their design projects and other architectural work." #sunyorange #architecture #sunyorangearchitecture #students #exhibition #2019springexhibition

Interested in learning about architecture & design? Join the Teen Architecture Studio this summer from July 16-19! During the week high school students learn about the architectural process through designing a building of their own. Register at: http://www.sunyorange.edu/youthenrichment/. See you there!!

SUNY Orange Architecture is excited to be collaborating with the Warwick Valley Community Center on 3 Pines, its nature based play space. Follow the Architectural Design 2 students this spring as their designs develop! #warwickvalleycommunitycenter #sunyorangearchitecture #sunyorange #warwickny #middletownny #suny #architecturestudent #naturebased

SUNY Orange Architecture is pleased to be partnering with ACE Mentor Program of America, where high school students have the opportunity to explore the fields of architecture, construction and engineering. Here mentor Jim Bruyn, SUNY Orange alumnus and owner of Bruyn Designs, guides students through a structural design challenge. Follow the progress here and on Instagram throughout the semester. #acementorprogram #sunyorangearchitecture #sunyorange #bruyndesigned #middletownny #middletownhighschool

Interested in learning about architecture & design? Join the Teen Architecture Studio this summer from July 16-19! During the week high school students learn about the architectural process through designing a building of their own. Register at: http://www.sunyorange.edu/youthenrichment/. See you there!!

SUNY Orange Architecture is excited to be collaborating with the Warwick Valley Community Center on 3 Pines, its nature based play space. Follow the Architectural Design 2 students this spring as their designs develop! #warwickvalleycommunitycenter #sunyorangearchitecture #sunyorange #warwickny #middletownny #suny #architecturestudent #naturebased

SUNY Orange Architecture is pleased to be partnering with ACE Mentor Program of America, where high school students have the opportunity to explore the fields of architecture, construction and engineering. Here mentor Jim Bruyn, SUNY Orange alumnus and owner of Bruyn Designs, guides students through a structural design challenge. Follow the progress here and on Instagram throughout the semester. #acementorprogram #sunyorangearchitecture #sunyorange #bruyndesigned #middletownny #middletownhighschool

Beautiful day for the Architectural Design 3 field trip to Bohlin Cywinski Jackson’s visitor center at the Pocono Environmental Education Center #BCJ #PEEC #SUNYOrange

Progress. #sunyorangearchitecture #designdays #archicturestudent

One more week to register!

Congratulations to our 2017 SUNY Orange Architecture graduates!!! #sunyorangearchitecture #sunyorange

SUNY Orange Architecture will be hosting its annual Architecture Design Studio for high school students this summer at our Middletown campus. All students who enroll no later than June 19 will become eligible for one scholarship, covering the cost of camp tuition, courtesy of the SUNY Orange Foundation. The winner will be selected at random. To register or for more information, call 845-341-4571.

We have two great events tonight at SUNY Orange Architecture. See you there!

Please join us for one evening, two great events! 5:30pm Opening Reception: Systems + Space Join us for our 6th annual open house and exhibition featuring models, drawings & constructions by SUNY Orange Architecture students.... Rowley Center Architecture Gallery, 3rd Floor 7pm Alumni Lecture Chris Mansfield: Architecting Change The topic of architecture’s role in social change initiatives is one that has been hotly debated in past years. Is architectural design a valuable instrument for bringing about change? Do architects have a social responsibility to address these concerns in their projects? What is the process for designing in a way that effectively brings about change? The Building Hope project is an example of a developed attempt at applying architectural design as a direct tool to bring about real change in a specific community in Honduras. The lecture will discuss general application of social change in architecture and design, as well as specifics of the Building Hope project’s particular attempts. Included in the discussion are some of the challenges, failures, and successes the project has had in its venture to bring about change. Rowley Center Forum, ground floor 1 hour PDH/CEU credit available for Engineers & Architects